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★ FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
I S S I STUDEBAKER p i c k u p ,
I 962 Kenmore table top saw.
Phone ED 2-2412.
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BLUE Lustre noi only riita car
p a t i of soil but leave« p ile
to ft and lo fty . Rant e le c tric
• lia m iK o rr $1. W e ite m Auto.
1 -2 3 -tto
IAVO BEDROOM h o m e w ith
d o u b le garage and fenced
yard on M ather D rive. $60 a
m onth. C a ll ED 2-2464.
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UNFURNISHED 2 bdr. h o u s e
close to tow n—ocean v ie w .
W rite Box 678 or phone F.D-
2-3435.
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APPRO XIM ATELY 1 1/2 acre« FHREF BEDROOM home w ith
on Hensley l l l l l —oveanview —
firep la ce on A irp o rt R o a d .
equipped for tr a ile r h o u s e .
$70 a mouth. Enquire at Sixes
Phone ED 2-2557. I -2 3 - I tp
Store.
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KFFP carpet c le a n ln g problen»
sm all—use Blue Lurtre w a llto
w a ll. Reut vle ctrlc tham poocr
$1. W ertem Auto.
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SHARE In W ertem Mates P ly
wood Inquire at Port O rford
V a rie ty E D 2 -3671.
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CHICKENS for t a l e , 50 cent«
e a c h , le a th e r, rem oved In
lot» o f 12 or more. $5. IX) per
doicn liv e . O cvanvlew Poul
t r y ED2-JS74. 1 2 - 1 2 - ltp tf
NEWLY upho litere d daveno—
baby c rib c o m p l e t e —box
spring« a n d m a ttre u e t, a ll
h tm lg a le d —other used fu rtii-
t u r e and appliance*. ED 2-
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W A N T tom e ¡»rownegg»’ 1 have
a few la ) uig he!» to »ell. C al!
ED 2 - 3574. J. B. Kosta.
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ALASK AN Husky p u p w lth ih o t*.
$15. ED 2-2804.
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M O N T AC e le c tric range. Good
co n d itio n . $85. FD 2-220<i.
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150 SPLIT CEDAR port* 'o r ta le
C. S. I la u»en. C a m io n Lake
Road.
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WES I I RN St ate« P lyw ood«lure.
Phone ED2-3038.'
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SHOP smesnar
•A l‘K(lPESSION AL
I X! 11 Hearing aids, ba tte rici,
accessories ai.d appointm ents
P. . Drug Store. ED 2 325
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PLW 'O LESSONS for beginners
and in te rm e d ia te Jtud'U t*. ED
2-3303.
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FORMER V ariety Store B u ild
ing for rent or lease. C ontact
M ary Dinsmore at F llm o rc 7 -
7103 evenings or e a rly m orn
ings—or w rite h, 434,Bandon.
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NEW unfurnished 2 b e d r o o m
house, in town. A ll e le c tric .
Phone ED 2-3255.
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FURNISHED Apartm ent tor re
sponsible, single man. RATTLE
ROCK GARAGE.
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T W O bedroom house (or rent.
C a l l ED 2-2 85 5 or contact
LeonardZastcra at 235 E. 20th.
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RENT A NEW SPINET p la n o -
your choice. $10 (ier month.
Reni m ay apply on purchase.
Jensen M usic Co. , Pony V i l
lage, North Bend, Pho in- 756-
6639.
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I AND 2 BEDROOM m o te l units
for rent, $15 and up perss eek.
U tilitie s furnished, linens fu r-
uished and laundered w e ekly.
T ia lle r spaces $20 m on th ly.
Cherry 7-2831. Del R o g u e
M o te l, Wedderburn. l- 1 6 - 2 tc
★ HELP WANTED
PART T IM E paper carrier, car
needed C a ll FD 2-2351.
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if
Business Opp
M AJOR OIL Com pany has w e ll
lo cated 2 bay service station
tor lease In P o r t O r f o r d .
1. S tation experience desired
b u t uot necessary. 2. Paid
tra in in g program . 3. N ational
v re d lt cards. Phone 267-4617
C oot Bay and
for M r.Lang.
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ask
if
BUSIN. SERVICE
BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser
v ic i - C o m p ie i, incom e lax
s e r v i c e , bookkeeping and
pa yroll. I'honias M. M cG inty.
Box62 5,B andoii.O lllce phone,
FI 7-5421. h o m e phone. FI
POODLES clippe d, reasonable.
7-5703. Ac (os* the struct troni
Also stud sers ice lo r A pricot
the Theatre.
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and Chocolate Brown. ED 2-
3.303.
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A MISCELLANEOUS
B O O K K E E P IN G
t I i ; i n COUNTY
IOC Ks.MITH
P .i)io U — Taxes
H O Y II T A Y L O R
F o il O rford
EDgewood 2-2907
W ilb u r Green
Port Orford
★ REAL ESTATE
D. F.
DEVOE,
Dr. C. G. S te m , C h lro p ta llc
P h y s i c i a n . Physiotherapy
Houn (Tuesday through Sat
urday) 9 a. m. to 5 30 p. m
T h e ilin BI d g , G old Beach
CH 7-8051
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A U C TIO N
For fa ir m arket prices consign
to C o o i-C u rry l ivestock A u c
tio n every Wednesday start
in g at 1.00 p. m. One m ile
south of Bandon on Rota Road
P l e n t y o f buyers attending
Under State and Federal In
spection. C u lve r and Schri-
kcr, managers. M a rlo n Bow
man, we Ighmaster.
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STANLEY Hom e Products. See
the many hostess gifts for g iv -
l i . g parties. Separate orders
t a k e n . P h o n e ED 2-3741
V irg in ia Noah
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SAWS I ILEDi A ll types f i l e d
q u ic k ly on our p rc c b lo n Foley
A uto m atic I Her. Your saws
w ill cut faster, cleaner, truer.
O ld saws retoothed. I red Sav
age, No. 17 H a m let. ED 2-
2833.
8 - 6 - tf
F L O W E R S for any occasion.
Leave your o r d e r at W ells
S t a t i o n . Phoi.e t D 2-2371.
2 -2 5 -t f
SEPTIC TA N K PUMPINC. Low
est rates in P o r t O rford re
g a rding G old Beach Samta
lio n Phone C H 7-4O20 c o l
le ct
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A
REAL ESTATE
-W E S L E Y
D. S P E N C E R
PORT ORFORD REALTOR
SINCE 1946
C hoice Ocean Frontage in large
parcels to q u a lifie d buyers.
Cory 2 bedroom home on 3 acres
w ith lo v c l) grounds, garden,
berries, etc. a n d p le n ty of
water.
A b o u t 500 feet o f Lake Front
w ith approx. 1 1 2 acres at
H a n d Point, Garrison Lake,
w ith m arvelous vie w . $7500.
2 Bedroom older house on se
eluded 5 acres of beauty in
trees, shrubs, flow ers ami a
f i n e BONUS In fr u it o f a ll
kinds, even crab apples, cur
rants, goose berries etc; T o ta l
price $8500. 00, easy terms.
3 Bedroom older home w ith gar
age and shop, $7500. 00, easy
terms.
COMFY' older home w Ith 4 bed
rooms and fire p la ce , garage,
to ta l price $8100.00.
A bargain if youhave $2500.00
c a s h . 3 bedrm. 1300 sq. ft.
home needing some svork and
m a te ria l to finish. Also a deep
f r e e r c —frig id a ire — e le c tric
range—and d rye r-w o o d heat
e r— kitche n ta b le and chairs—
over an acre o f land a ll for
$2500. 00.
D, S P E N C E R
Realtor
— 2 Brocks West o f M cK a ys-
REALTOR
Phone EDgewood 2-2231
EXC EP TIO N ALLY‘CLEAN AND IM M AC U LATE 2 b it.
home w ith fire p la ce and carpeted floors A ttached gar
age w ith I 2 bath. W e ll landscaped yard w ith garden
spot. $12, 500 to ta l price w ith term s. FHA, State Vet.
etc. Located In Lynnwood.
* * * * * * * * * *
$3000. down buys this 3 - u n it apartm ent house. 2 fu r
nished 2 bdr. apartm ents and 1 unfurnished 3 bdr. apart
m ent. Incom e o f $225. 00 per m onth. T o ta l price o f
$9000. 00 at $100. 00 per month.
* * * * * * * * * *
Stop in and p ic k out your dream
on your lo t w ith 100' . fin a n cin g ,
fram e to a 5 bdr. custom home.
* * * * * * *
house. WE can b u ild
anything from an A -
C a ll for info.
* * *
oil
How High b
Your Community
Credit Reputation?
A v a rie ty o f b u ild in g sites lo cated on the lake,
the
ocean, out of the c ity and b e a u tifu l view lots in the
c ity .
* * * * * * * * * *
W f. A L I lik e to be adm ired
looked up to.
4 Acres north end o f c ity . On highway 101. $5000. 00
w ith $1000. 00 down.
* * * * * * * * * *
you r b ills one to be proud
o ff
A v a rie ty o f business locations and business opportun
ities: M otels, Fern Packing Plant, Restaurant and apart
ments.
rr NOT.
TODAY’S THK DAY
TO PAYI
2 bdr. house on Garrison Lake road. Lot size 90 X 250.
$3900. 00 to ta l price w ith $500. 00 down.
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205 W. 6th. St. Port O rford
JOHN W. "R E D " M cW IL U A M S ,
M anager
EDgewood 2-2907
daytime
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9: 30 I Love Lucy
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11:45 G uid in g Light
12:00 Let's Make a Deal
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12:30 As the W o rld Turns
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2:00 T o T e ll the T ru th
2:25 CBS News
2: 30 Edge o f N ight
3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 Price Is R ight
4:00 T ra ilm a s te r
SATU R D AY.
8:00 C a ptain Kangaroo
9:00 A lv in Show
9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo
10:00 Q u ick Draw McGraw
10:30 M ig h ty Mouse
11:00 R in T in T in
11:30 Roy Rogers
12:00 Sky K in g
12:30 Do You Know
1:00 G reat Adventure
2:00 Tops In Sports
2:30 R o lle r Derby
3:00 CBS G o lf Classic
4:00 Santa A n ita Races
4:30 R o lle r Derby
5:00 TBA
5:30 Dan Sm oot Report
5:45 Dean M an io n Forum
6:00 The Deputy
6:30 I'v e Got A Secret
7:00 T o T e ll the T ruth
7:30 Jackie Gleason
8: 30 The Defenders
9:30 P h il Silvers
10:00 Guns moke
11:00 S-H Theatre
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Gold U racil, Oregon
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12:30 This is the L ife
1:00 O ral Roberts
1:30 T o p Star Bow ling
2:30 Sunday Sports Spec.
4:00 W orld o f G o lf
5:00 A lu m n i Fun
5:30 A m ateur Hour
6:00 20th Century
6:30 M r. Ed
7:00 Lassie
7:30 M y Favorite M a rtia n
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9:00 Judy G arla -d
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Bandon - North Curry Area
COQITILLE. ORCOON
M O N D AY,
5:00 Conversational Spanish
5:30 W oody W oodpecker
6:00 News
6:30 C ro n kitc News
7:00 Lucy Show
7:30 Movies
9:30 H ollyw ood G the Stars
10:00 Sing A lo ng w ith M itc h
11:15 T o n ig h t Snow
TUESDAY,
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5:30 Bugs Bunny
6:00 Assignment News
6:30 C ro nkitc News
7:00 Andy G riffith
7:30 Marshal D illo n
8:00 Red Skelton
9:00 P ettico at Junction
9:30 Jack Benny
10:00 Garry Moore
11:15 T o n ig h t Show
WEDNESDAY,
5:00 Adventure T im e
5:30 Y og i Bear
6:00 Nesvs
6:30 C ro n kitc News
7:00 Probe
7:30 The V irg in ia n
9:00 Beverly H illb illie s
9:30 D ic k Van Dyke
10:00 Danny' Kaye
11:15 T o n ig h t Show
THURSDAY,
5:00 M eet Lorrayne
5:15 Kemps Garden Guide
5:30 Adventure T im e
6:00 News
6:30 C rvn klte News
7:00 Danny Thomas
7:30 Password
8:00 Rawhide
9:00 Perry Mason
10:00 The Nurses
11:15 T o n ig h t Show
F R ID AY,
5:00 Adventure T im e
5:30 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 News
6:30 C ro n kitc News
7:00 Battle Line
7:30 In te rn a tio n a l Showtim e
8i 30 Route 66
9:30 T w ilig h t Zone
10:00 D ic k Powell Theatre
11:15 T o n ig h t Show
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KVIQ-TV
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M O NDAY T H R U FRIDAY
9:00 Romper Room
9:30 W ord to r W ord
10:00 C oncentration
10:30 Missing Links
11:00 Your First Impression
11:30 T ru th or Consequences
11:55 News Day Report
12:00 Seven Keys
12:30 Father Knows Best
1:00 Ernie Ford Show
1:30 You D o n 't Say
2:00 Bingo
2:30 Day in Court
2:54 Lisa Howard News
3:00 G eneral H ospital
3: 30 Queen fo r a Day
4:00 A fternoon M ovie
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8:30 R uff 'n Reddy
9:00 H ector Heathcote
9:30 F ire b a ll XL 5
10:00 Dennis the Menace
10:30 Jetsons
11:00 Casper C artoon
11:30 Beany G C e c il
12:00 E xplorin g
1:00 F ilm Fare
1:30 A m e rica n Bandstand
2:30 C h allen ge G olf
3:30 Pro Bowlers T our
5:00 W orld o f Sports
6:30 Pre O ly m p ic H lllte s
7:00 M y Three Sons
7:30 Hootenanny
8:30 Lawrence W elk
9:30 H o llyw oo d Palace
10:30 Espionage
SUNDAY,
11:30 F a ith fo r Today
12:00 C hallenge G o lf
1:00 D iscovery
1: 30 Issues and Answers
2:00 D ire ctio n s '64
2:30 S o cia l S ecu rity
2:45 L ig h t T im e
3:00 Pooles Gospel Hour
4:00 En France
4:30 Science a ll Stan
5:00 M odem M ath
5:30 C o lle ge Bowl
6:00 E xpedition
6:30 Jam ie M cPheeten
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8:30 Edie Adams
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6:30 R ipcord
7:00 News
7:15 Ron Cochran
7:30 Outer Lim its
8:30 Wagon T ra in
10:00 Breaking Point
11:00 News F inal
11:05 M ovie
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5:30 Capt. H um boldt
6:00 Channing
7:00 News
7:15 Ron Cochran
7:30 Com bat
8:30 M cHales Navy
9:00 Greatest Show on Earth
10:00 F u g itive
11:00 News F ina l
11:05 A c tio n Theatre
WEDNESDAY,
Si 30 Capt. H um boldt
6:00 J im m y Dean
7:00 News
7:15 Ron Cochran
7:30 Ozzie G H a rriet
8:00 Patty Duke
8:30 Farmers Daughter
9:00 Ben Casey
10:00 Hazel
10:30 News F ina l
10:35 Big M ovie
THURSDAY,
5:15 M in ty 's Garden Show
5:30 Capt. H um boldt
6:00 Danger Man
6:30 Rebel
7:00 News
7:15 Ron Cochran
7:30 Flintstones
8:00 Donna Reed
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9:30 Arrest G T ria l
11:00 Nesvs F ina l
11:05 M ovies
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5:30 Capt. H um boldt
6:00 Pioneers
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7:15 Ron Cochran
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
W ashington G 10th St,
Sunday School
9:45 a. m.
M orning W orship
11:00 a. m.
vangehstic Service 7:00 p. m.
Wednesday Night
ervice
7:00 p .m .
Rev. E llis W arner, Pastor
PORT ORFORD BAPTIST
MISSION
9:45 a.
Sunday School
11:00 a.
Church Service
7.00 p.
T ra in in g Union
8:00 p.
Evening Service
m.
m.
m.
m.
C ATH O LIC CHURCH
Mass
9s 30 a. m
Father Irv in Vandcrhey, Priest
C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE
Sunday School
9:30 a. m.
Sunday Service
11:00 a. m.
Testim ony M e e tin g 8:00 p. m.
2nd and 4th W ednesday
C O M M U N IT Y CHURCH
20th and Jackson
9:45 a. m .
Sunday School
11:00 a. m.
M orning W orship
7:30 p. m .
Evening Service
8:00 p. m.
M idw eek Service
(Wednesday)
Rev. Jam ie France, Pastor
ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Services h e ld in the Roman
C a t h o l i c Church building)
Sunday 11 00 a.m. M ai ins, the
H oly E u c h a r i s t and Church
SchooL
The Rev. Ft. L. Wayne, Bond,
V ic a r
M O N D AY
Steamed ric e w ith
pork gravy
Peas
P um pkin cookies
Bread, bu tte r and m ilk
TUESDAY
Navy bean soup
T u rn ip and carrot slices
G ingerbread apple treat
Bread, bu tte r a n d .m ilk
WEDNESDAY
T a m a le pie
Beets
Pecan toffe e
Bread, bu tte r and m ilk
THUR SDAY
Escalloped potatoes
and corned beef
Green beans
H ot applesauce
Bread, bu tte r and m ilk
F R ID AY
C lam chowder
Cabbage salad
Cornbread
Plums
Bread, bu tte r and m ilk
PHONE ED ¿-SS7»
Hahn Hardware
Bow ler Sends
Pins Flying
M y g ra te ful t h a n k s to the
m any friends who responded to
m y r e c e n t illness w ith th e ir
cards and telephone calls.
Dale Blagden
»FORK SMARTER
. . . NOT HARDER
OSU Extension
HAVE: MOISTURE PROB
LEMS IN W INTER’ “ Sweat
in g '' walls and windows’ You
may be in for trouble Excess
PENT1COSTAL CHURCH
moisture can lead to decay of
OF 'GOD
wood, peeling paint and plaster
''Brush P rairie"
9:45 a. m. cracks.
Sunday School
A number of people have
11:00 a. m.
M o rn in g W orship
7:30 p. m. asked us what to do. There are
E v e n irg Worship
some simple things to try first.
Tuesday A d u lt
Keep in mind that much of this
7:30
p.
m.
Bible Study
moisture comes from within
Friday Prayei
You can help keep the situ
7:30 p. nn
M ee ting
ation under control if you pro
Rev. A .E . H aight, Pi»«or
vide more ventilation. For in
stance. before running water in
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
the bath tub or shower, open a
9:30 a. m. window in some part of the
Sunday School
11:00
a.
m
W orship
house so the excess moisture
M em bership Class
can escape, or turn on a fan.
10:00
a.
m.
Thursday m ornings
Cover pans of food on the
7:30 p. m
Sunday evenings
range to reduce evaporation A
kitchen ventilating fan with
Rev. H . L Dau&
ducts to the outside w ill help.
Clothes dryers pump moisture
LEGAL NOTICE
into the air unless vented to the
outdoors.
SCHOOL D IS T R IC T
Sometimes it's necessary to
BUDGET CO M M ITTEE
install a vapor barrier to keep
MEETING NOTICE
out ground moisture, to add in
sulation or improve ventilation.
tv - stereo
BATTLE ROCKETS
January 21, 1964
TEAM
WON LOST
P. C. R e xa ll
6
2
B a itle tts
6
2
Rose S he ll
5
G a lle y
5
G riffe y -L a ird
5
3
F. S. P. Lbr.
3
5
M cKays
3
5
P. O. V a rie ty
O ceanview
2
6
P. O. T e xa co
2
6
H ig h Team Series
M c K a y 's M a r k e t............... 2681
H ig h In d iv id u a l Series
Donna M e lto n . ................ 539
C A R D O F TH .A N K 8
H ig h Team Game
M cK a y's M a rk e t................. 972
H ig h In d iv id u a l Game
We desire to thank our m any Donna M e lto n ......................198
friends f o r th e ir kindness and REMARKS:
w o r d * o f sym pathy during our M aude W eir, 4 -7 -9 split.
recent bereavem ent.
Era S m ith, 5 -7 split.
A d N iem ann, 4 -5 -7 split.
V en etta W inesett
Francis Anne W inesett T w ila Byrnes, 3 -7 -1 0 split.
Leo W inesett
Church Service
9:00 a. m.
Sabbath School
10:30 a. m.
G. K. Lashier, Pastor
N o t i c e is hereby given in
co m p lia n ce w ith Chapter 576,
O. L , 1963, th a t a m e e tin g of
the Budget C o m m itte e w i ll be
he ld in School D is tric t No. 2CJ,
C urry County, Oregon, on M on
day 27 the day o f January, 1964,
at 8i00 o 'c lo c k p. m . , P a c ific
Standard T im e , at the (Bldg. )
P a c ific H igh School w ith in said
d is tric t, lo ca te d at Port Orford,
a t w h ich tim e the budget m es
sage and budget docum ent w i ll
be subm itted to the Budget C o m
m i t t e e fo r its c o n sid e ra tio n
Legal voters of the d is tric t m ay
discuss proposed budget e s t i
m a t e s and proposed programs
w ith the Budget C o m m itte e at
th is tim e .
Dated this 16th day o f Janu
ary, 1964.
A lfre d G. Johnson
Budget O ffic e r
1964—5
LURCH MENU
QUESTIONS ABOUT POLY
UNSATURATED FATS frequent
ly come to Virginia Weiser, nu
tritionist with the OSU Exten
sion Service She says fat in the
diet gets the lim elight because
JEHOVAH'S WITNESS
the kind and amount of fat affect
Sunday Service
4:00 p. m.
obesity and high blood choles
Wed. Bible Study
8:00 p .m
terol usually thought of in con
Friday.
T h e o cra tic M inistry
School
7:30 p .m . nection with heart disease.
However, both weigh*, and
Friday
Service
M e e tin g
8:30 p. m. blood cholesterol are affected
E.C. Carlson, Presiding M in is te r also by other factors such as
heredity, age. sex. blood pres
sure. emotional stress and lack
SEVENTH DAY AD VEN TIST
(M e e tin g in La tte r Day Saints of excercise. Miss Weiser thinks
that too much attention has been
Church)
focused on dietary fat alone.
Saturday Services
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RADIO REPAIR
ALWAYS GOOD RESULTS’
Thursday, January 23,
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Jim Sak. a 16-year-old high
school junior, represents t h e
newest bleed of young bow lers
who are sending ten pins fly
ing during the current s e a s o n
Jim bowls in the intram ural
program at Holy C ross High.
School in R iver Grove. 111. He
is com peting for the va rsity
team His coach. Edw ard Ja-
kubczak believes Jim l i a s a
great future in bowling, both on
a com petitive basis'an d for rec
reation
Holy C ross selects members
of its frosh-soph and va rsity
bowling team s from am ong the
«ehool's intram ural bowlers, like
Jim He is one o f 10d other
teen-agers who are battlin g foi
team berths. W ith an nvcragi
nf 180. lie stan ds an excellent
chance of being named to the
varsity squad this year
•
“ I HAVE LIT T LE YELLOW-
BROWN SPOTS ON MY WHITE
CLOTHES, what am I doing
wrong?”
This sounds like iron in the
water which may come from the
pipes or the water supply
To remove the spots, boil the
stained articles in a solution
containing four teaspoons of
cream of ta rta r to each pint of
water. Rinse thoroughly. Don't
use chlorine bleach in wash
water containing iron. This only
makes matters worse.
For more information about
these problems, w rite for our
free Extension fact sheet. "Iro n
in Your Water Supply.”
ARE YOU SURE YOU’RE
USING THF. RIGHT TYPE OF
WAX for your floor?
At a recent consumer educa
tion program given by county
Extension agents, a number of
homemakers realized the causes
of floor troubles Some of them
had used solvent base wax on
asphalt tile. This w ill soften the
tile and cause colors to smear
The same is true of some rubber
tiles also. Use a water base or
self polishing type of wax on
these floors.
T li e grow ing popularity of
bowling am ong teen-agers is il
lustrated by last yea r s enroll
ment of m o r e than ton.iaX)
youngsters i n l e a g u e play
Countless others vie in school
program s, like those at Holy
Cross, or d u r i n g
"open" or
"non-league" play The current
196.1-1964 season crop o f teen
age bowlers is expected to set
a record, according to the B ow l
ing Proprietors' A ssociation of
Am erica
Bow ling requires an indi
vidualized perform ance w i t h
emphasis on skill and concen
tration." a c c o r d i n g to Br
W alter D avenport. CSC . Holy
Cross principal who Is a firm
believer in bow ling as a builder
of keen m i n d s and healthy
bodies.
Also, bowling enables anyone
without the ath letic prowess of
a star quarterback or a g ility of
a crack pole vn ulter to p artici
pate. Anyone can be a star in
jowhng. Br. D avenport declares.
Further, bowling, unlike pop
ular contact sports, can be fo l
lowed throughout life. T h e r e
are no age restrictions. In fact,
some men and women p ast 80
bowl regularly.
There are m a n y w ays in
which teen-agers can p artici
pate in bowling, according to
B P A A . Schools, churches, clubs
and many youth organ izations
sponsor l e a g u e team s. Also,
teen-agers find th at bow ling
parties p r o v i d e good after-
«•hool or evening entertainm ent.
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